The Phoenix Is ​​In the World, Concubine Hua Is Reborn and the Emperor Cannot Afford to Offend Her

A serious lover of Zhen Huan, I have always regretted that the original work, Concubine Hua, ended with hatred. The empress with a clear distinction between love and hate is about to be reborn. This time, Concubine Hua is no longer the palace woman who only knows how to fight for favor and beauty, but has transformed into a phoenix with both wisdom and scheming. She vows to rewrite the fate of herself and her family, and make everyone who has bullied her, humiliated her, and harmed her pay the price. With her extraordinary wisdom and extraordinary courage, she worked her way through the harem step by step. Not only did she once again win the favor of Big Fat Orange, but she also showed amazing political talents in the court and became a force that cannot be ignored. However, the road to rebirth is not easy. Concubine Hua not only has to face the open and secret attacks from her old enemies, but also the emperor's complex and changeable emotions and suspicions. In this contest of power and love, she gradually discovers that the real enemy may not be the obvious opponents, but the desires and prejudices hidden deep in the human heart.